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Sender’s Right to Privacy in Mail Ends at Delivery
Sender's Right to Privacy in Mail Ends at Delivery
Letters are generally protected by an expectation of privacy, but the sender's expectation ordinarily terminates upon delivery. At 1228: "Because Defendant sent the letters to an inmate at a correctional facility, fully aware that prison officials could lawfully and, would likely, ...
Letters are generally protected by an expectation of privacy, but the sender's expectation ordinarily terminates upon delivery. At 1228: "Because Defendant sent the letters to an inmate at a correctional facility, fully aware that prison officials could lawfully and, would likely, ...
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